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1      I, 6 |   good; the latter entails freedom from the evil things simultaneously,
2      I, 8 |    The end of democracy is freedom; of oligarchy, wealth; of
3      I, 11|  pleasant; and hence ease, freedom from toil, relaxation, amusement,
4     II, 3 |    fine, they are enjoying freedom from pain, or inoffensive
5     II, 22|   to the cause of Hellenic freedom, or the enslavement of their
6     II, 24|   free to choose: here the freedom was presumably not perpetual;
7    III, 2 |  are current and ordinary. Freedom from meanness, and positive
8    III, 10| fell at Salamis, since her freedom and their valour are buried
9    III, 10|     their valour" and "her freedom" presents a kind of antithesis